Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-20

m9E. ~. weG1ynm's PaFish1snera.
Erfe@ns ana Aamisera give *
pFea11em % Tnesr aeneiments
IN PubEHe Meealnes-
NKw Y0nk. lea. 18.--Aboef 500 q
tie late parsshionErs q Dr.. Me9l m
the sEspended pastor Of 81 sseposaaA.
gathered about the AaildinR teis even
Inc il Fsspanso to call - express sym-
pzfhy Bitk him Tue graf sahool rouu
. u the oaseDeuf gas quickly crowded.
while many we're unable % gain admis
eio1- Hssolutions we're unanfEo1siy
passed, manT q these present lissenine
70 their reading WITH streaming eyes.
reeifing their lows for the deposed
PRIEST. lha outrage % their feelings 90
ezsioned BY wkak they considered hia
past treatment, appointing . commit
tee 30 wni1 upon Archbishop CoEFfQsn
TO reQaeaa his Feinstasemens. pledRina
Themselves not 20 c0neribute Q penny
toward the support Of she PARISH whila
minisfered ever By tue new Rector, DR..
DonkslIy. or until DR.. Mc3lynr was re-
STORED 20 tbs pastoEale- AfIer this was
done. word vas sent 10 BY q HsssenaeE
foF the meeting 20 disperse, as Pastos
Donnelly had sent for soc police TO cisar
the hall. AZ the people flsd oaf en the
sidewalk, . squad Of polios eaae ~
With drawn cluns.
AmenR Catholics and others not mem-
berE Of st. Stephens Parish, . meetlE &
vas also held IN Cooper Union. 90 eo-
dorse De n sGlynn, and the large audi
toFiam was crowded 20 ice nfmoss ea-
paeity. Tue meeting was znder she
auspioes Of the Cenkral Labor Uaion,
which u chiefly made 40 Of followers
OF Harry George. Addresses were msde
IN whioh 10 was stated that DIR. No
Giynn bad been nade q victim Of Tam
many Hall, obiectinQ 90 foreign inter
ference in oar political effairs, and
quoting from CasnoIis writers 10 show
| tnas tne land theories OF Henry George
and DR.. Mc9iynn we're not new, nor
Catholic. A long series Of resolutions
uas adopted, reoifinR in the preamble
the causes which led 70 the Suspension
Of DIR. McGlyar, qeotinR Archbishop
Crooks and Bishop Nulty IN support
Of the peoples ownership in land, and
70 the eject that ecclesiastical authority
| has no right 10 prescribe or prescribe
/ politics. The resolutions e0ntinue: "As
Catcholics, loyal 70 our religion and its
highest interest, We protest most ena-
phaticaily against any attempts TO ex-
tend ecclestastio authority into the
sphere Of politics, and, while yielding
cheerful obedience 10 the authority Of
the church in the matter Of reli-
zion, We emphaticalEy deny the right
Of the Pope, Propaganda, or the Arch
bishop to prescribe fer American Gath
eiics, lay or clerical, what economic
opinions they shall express. or what
line Of political action they shall pursue
or abstain from, and We denounce any
attempt T. impose ecclesiastical penal
ties upon American citizens, lay OF
clerical, for political speech or action as
dragging Of religion 10 politics that is
both scandaloas TO the Church and dan
gerous TO the principles Of American
freedom, and We further protest against
DR.. -NeGlynn's summons to come to ac-
count for his political opinion and action
a. an attempt tn establish the dangerous
pFecedent THAI an American citizen can
De QUESTIONED In a foreign country foI
his course in American politics. The
re solutions also pledged him all support
in the power Of she meeting, moral and
material.